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But an accident at the Thames Barrier, combined with a tidal surge and a dramatic thunderstorm - and suddenly his trip turns into something totally different as the Barrier is breached and London is flooded. But as Ben tries to get across London to meet his mother, little does he know that two terrorists have a similar rendezvous .

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It all started when Georgie discovered she could jump down 12 steps in two big, graceful bounds, and that floating as high as the rooftop was possible. When the mysterious Canada goose appears on her windowsill one night, it seems only natural for Georgie to learn to fly.

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When sand shark twins Flip and Fin try to rescue people and save the day like the heroes of their favorite cartoon, there's a misunderstanding.

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Ava Granados arrives too late to for her grandmother's deathbed blessing, then Nana appears as a ghost asking for help so Ava, with the help of her two older sisters and bumbling spiritual guide, Medardus, must befriend the mysterious boy who received the blessing the night of the storm.

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Katla's hopes of dodging unfinished business during her senior year are dashed by the arrival of two "Icelandic exchange students," Marik and Jinky, who have come to collect Katla's frail baby sister and take her to the water queen.

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A gripping, prizewinning novel about a girl surviving in a devastated world

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Enjoy carnival rides, deep fried pickles, and more, in this middle-grade novel about family, friendship, and finding a place to call home from Jennifer Torres, author of Stef Soto, Taco Queen -- now in paperback!

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Elvie is desperate for a puppy that she can train up to do amazing tricks. But it's not a puppy Mum returns from the pet shop with, it's a fish. Determined to fulfill her dream of having a performing pet she trains up Fluff the fish. Fluff can't sit, she won't bark on command, but she does have a very special fishy talent all of her own . .

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Noah's dad, Paine, is a kind but slightly irresponsible fisherman who is passionate about saving the local Florida aquatic life. When Paine discovers that a local businessman is running a scam from his casino boat, he takes the law into his own hands, sinks the boat and ends up in jail. Noah and his sister Abbey, take up the fight for justice.

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From basketball dreams and family fiascos to first crushes and new neighborhoods, this anthology, written by award-winning children's authors, celebrates the uniqueness and universality in all of us.

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American-born Skye is a good student and a star soccer player who never really gives any thought to the fact that her father is Japanese. Her cousin, Hiroshi, lives in Japan, and never really gives a thought to his uncle's family living in the U.S. Their lives are thrown together when Hiroshi's family must suddenly move to the U.S. Illustrations.

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For fans of A Long Walk to Water and Hatchet, this gripping journey from poverty to empowerment transports readers to modern-day Ghana, into the throes of an extraordinary story of survival.

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Alden thinks he witnessed a murder, but when the dead girl turns up alive, he must figure out the truth in this chilling novel.

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Food, funny faces, and feelings combine in this innovative picture book about emotions and healthy eating.

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Since Ryan Flynn got into trouble for bullying, he's been determined to pull his socks up and be the best captain United's ever had. So when team-mate Craig causes problems on - and off - the pitch, Ryan knows he must get to the bottom of it or he'll lose a talented player. But Craig's worries are much bigger than Ryan realized. Can he help Craig

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James is a junior player at United. Everyone expects him to follow in his dad's footsteps and play for England. But James has something he wants to do even more than football. Something that means he would have to give up football. The problem is he doesn't want to disappoint his dad. At a tournament in London, James finally makes his mind up.

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A pair of siblings play an autumn game of football with the family in their yard.